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Racial Justice: Advocacy and Education

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lviney@unitedmethodistwomen.org phone: 212-878-7813

The Ongoing Harm of the Doctrine of Discovery

The faith community has a crucial role to play in ending the continuing oppression of indigenous peoples.

Article from the October 2016 issue of response magazine.

Racial Justice Resources

Anti-Racist Resource List

Beyond Good Intentions: Cultivating an Anti-racist White Identity

And a Time to Speak

Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Responding to Racial Injustice in our Communities

The Ongoing Harm of the Doctrine of Discovery

The Flint Water Crisis: What Caused it? Article with infographic

Stop the Criminalization of Communities of Color

Mass Incarceration Webinar

Ending Mass Incarceration: The Ongoing Call to Faith Communities

Ferguson Statement: Action Alert

2016 General Conference Resolution

United Methodist Women Partners

Racial Justice: Advocacy and Education

Contact the office of Racial Justice

The Ongoing Harm of the Doctrine of Discovery

Racial Justice Resources

Stop the Criminalization of Communities of Color

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